Myloh Caregiver

Feeling tired as a Caregiver? Sometimes wondering what you should do in a particular situation, Myloh Caregiver hopes to help you.
Myloh has worked with many Caregivers to understand their challenges and what type of tools and content can help them. Furthermore, Myloh collaborates with healthcare and caregiving organisations to build an app platform to support Caregivers.

What can Myloh Caregiver do?
Myloh Caregiver can help you find a community of similar caregivers to journey together with, provide you with convenient and bite-sized knowledge about your caregiving journey, and equip you with resources and tools to better support you and your dependent.

The Myloh Caregiver app covers a wide range of mental health conditions, including different types of anxiety, depression, eating disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, dementia, and general stress and burnout.

Features:
1. Community
- Your journey of caregiving can sometimes get rigorous and lonely. Having a community allows you to discover other caregivers and share their experiences, creating a space where you can learn from and guide one another. The community tool consists of the forum, group chat, and 1-to-1 chat.

2. Care Cards
- The Myloh Caregiver care cards are packed with quick and easy-to-follow steps to learn more about your dependent’s mental health condition and to manage moments of crisis during your caregiving journey. The care cards also cover effective communication strategies for a wide range of age groups, and can guide you in seeking reliable help.

3. Resources
- The resources section consists of helpful videos and articles from various mental health and caregiving organisations. It covers an extensive range of caregiving topics, from self-learning about your dependent’s mental health condition to engaging in self-care or bonding with the family.

4. Calendar
- This function includes the calendar tool, which helps you to schedule important activities or events throughout your caregiving journey. The journal tool enables you to pen down your worries, thoughts, and weekly wins on the go.

5. Emergency
- The emergency function provides you with hotlines and resources to tap into during a crisis, and teaches you how to give mental health first aid to a friend or yourself in the event of an emergency